Software Products definition

Software Products and “Software” are interchangeable and mean software, computer source codes and other computer programs.
Software Products means either those Airbus Software intended to be used on ground at the Licensee’s facilities or Airbus Software that are installed on board the Aircraft and that are not Part 125 and/or FAR 125 certified - whether or not bearing a part number of the Licensor - excluding any software embedded in any component, furnishing or equipment installed on the Aircraft and itself bearing a part number.
Software Products the relevant Productsup Software modules as parts of the Services ordered by Client; to be accessed by Client through the Services, as set forth in the Order Form;

Examples of Software Products in a sentence

  • In consideration of and to secure Your full and timely payment of Your obligations under each IPA, You hereby irrevocably transfer and assign to Us all of Your rights and interests (but not any of Your obligations) in, to and under the Product Agreement(s), including all of Your rights to use and/or receive the Software Products, and to suspend, cancel and/or terminate Your license for any software, goods or other products and rights to receive any services included in such Software Products.

  • Before placing any order with Authorized Adobe Distributors or Other Authorized Resellers for Software Products, Reseller must (A) ensure that it has received corresponding orders from End Users or Other Authorized Resellers, as applicable, for the Software Products, and (B) procure Other Authorized Resellers to agree that they will place orders on Reseller only after they have received corresponding orders from End Users.

  • If authorized to sell to government entities, Reseller, in making proposals and agreements with government entities that involve the Software Products, must take all reasonable steps to ensure that Adobe’s proprietary rights in the Software Products receive the maximum protection available from those government entities for commercial computer software and related documentation developed at private expense.

  • You shall be solely responsible for the payment of all applicable fees, taxes and governmental charges, of any nature, imposed upon or relating to any of the Software Products or this Agreement.

  • If requested by Us, You agree to sign and return a certificate of acceptance with respect to the Software Products.


More Definitions of Software Products

Software Products means any and all Software that is or has been distributed by the Division or Division Subsidiaries and their predecessors, and any similar products developed or under development by Seller relating to the Business as of the date of the Agreement, and all documentation, packaging materials, promotional materials, and training materials relating to any of the foregoing.
Software Products also includes the products set forth in Exhibit F hereto. The parties shall, in good faith, classify each such product, and each new VERITAS product, as a Base Software Product, OEM Software Product, or Application Software Product. 27 EXHIBIT B Form of Statement of Work [Attached] 28 STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) PROJECT DEFINITIONS AND DELIVERABLES __________________ PRODUCT
Software Products means the INSOURCE software products made available to the Licensee under the Agreement.
Software Products means the products listed on Exhibit C which BARTECH may amend at any time, as provided in subparagraph 3(a), by adding or deleting any Software Product.
Software Products shall refer to the then-current version (inclusive of any updates or modifications thereto) of those computer program modules and accompanying graphical user interfaces described in Order Form to this Agreement.
Software Products shall include all software products of each company acquired by VERITAS.
Software Products mean any combination of a Program object code and Documentation licensed by ROBOCOM under the terms of this Agreement. "Product" means either a Program or documentation, without drawing a distinction.